(Update for Feb 11, 2009: Below is the original description of the application. I’ll update the description for the new version I submitted on Feb 11, 2 009 if it gets approved.)

I Am Poor - This is the poor man’s version of the $999.99 “I Am Rich” application. The icon on your iPhone or iPod Touch always reminds you (and others when you show it to them) that you were able to afford this.
It’s a work of art with no hidden function at all. It displays my artistic rendition of the poor college students standard meal – ramen, mac & cheese, and tuna fish.
There is no (i) or secret mantra on the main page because we couldn’t afford it.
I AM POOR REJECTED BY APPLE
I Am Poor was submitted to AppStore on August 6, 2008. Apple rejected it because it didn’t contain any user-accessible functionality. The flash light applications on AppStore turn your screen white, but they get approved. Yet, I’d argue it does contain user-accessible functionality. You launch the application and the application responds by displaying some art. When users see the art their emotions are ignited.



CheckPlease the most downloaded tip calculator on the AppStore is now available for the iPad for $0.99.